1, mathematics
Although mathematics is recognized as one of the most popular subjects, it is usually considered as one of the most difficult subjects in A-level high school curriculum. Mathematics is a basic subject, and it is also a compulsory subject of science and engineering. Mathematics is also divided into A-level mathematics and advanced mathematics. Generally, only students who are very good at mathematics will choose advanced mathematics.
2. Psychology
Psychology is also one of the most popular subjects, but you need to remember a lot of research and findings, and use this knowledge to build convincing arguments to answer complex questions about human behavior. This course requires short writing skills, especially to be able to write a lot of materials in a short time, and to be proficient in English, especially writing.
3. Biology
As far as A-level examination is concerned, biology is actually a relatively easy subject, but many students still find biology difficult. It is estimated that class A organisms are at least 2-3 times more difficult than GCSE, and there are a lot of independent operations. Perhaps this is why it is so difficult for many people.
The application conditions of Alevel are as follows:
1, age requirement
A-level courses require students to be between 16 and 18. For China students, they are required to complete the third grade of junior high school or the first or second grade of senior high school. In addition, the A-level course lasts for two years, and it is not allowed to change classes in the middle. In China, no matter what grade students are in, they begin to study a-level courses from the first school year.
However, there is no strict age limit for entering the exam. Although there is no restriction, the risk of applying for a visa being rejected is greater because of the age. So alevel's application is generally applicable to the age of 15- 18.
2. Language ability
The questions and answers in the A-level exam are all in English, so if you don't have enough English skills, you can't even understand the questions. In British high schools, students are generally required to have a uniform score of 80 or above. For students who have finished the third grade, the students in Grade 10 (Grade 1) in the UK have reached IELTS 4.5, and the students in Grade 1 and Grade 2 have reached IELTS 5.5.